Here at BiggerPockets, there is a link to Forms and Publications.

New member here...I am a notary public in Orange County.

I'd target places like Forbes, New York Times, Hamptons Magazine, 90210 Magazine, Robb Report, and other high end publications with demographics matching your audience.

We also do not plan to buy at FMV but rather a minimum of 80% of FMV so as to create a buffer of protection in the deal.

It involves lawyers, ecological surveys, traffic analysis studies, engineers, and lots of public hearings with vocal local protesters.Sometimes it is possible to get a zoning varience for one parcel, if the intended use is already listed in the code as being an allowed varience.Each area is going to be different, though.

That was a contract made up obviously by Realtor to protect buyers and sellers on retail transactions.

Since I have decided to always carry where legal, I feel it is my responsibility to be able to handle my weapon safely and effectively.I have never had to fire my weapon to protect myself but I have drawn it and in that instant I realized two things.

and then I was just reading a post that made it sound like you don't really get that much protection from the LLC if it is either single member (which we might do to avoid the partnership tax return) or if the only members are spouses.And then to really confuse me it seems like with the new guidelines that you can't quit claim the property into the LLC until you are absolutely sure you won't refinance which would seem like never to me - I guess I would always want that option.So I guess my question is for a new investor team of spouses what is the best direction:Set up an LLC?

I was thinking about looking in Public records and seeing who owns the property and seeing if they are motavated to sell it.

Lynn,Was this an adjuster with your insurance carrier or a public adjuster you hired to represent you?